B RAD That is So stinking bad *ss! Gotta see it in person! Lets ride this weekend!!!!
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Post your 2013 ride.
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Devinci Wilson
Specialized Demo!
-Brett
-Brett
This arrived today, will be built next day or 2
Fox 40 RC2 FIT Kashima
Easton Havoc 35 Direct Mount Stem
Havoc 35 Carbon Handlebar
Saint Crankset FC-M825 (165mm, 36t, 83mm)
Shimano Saint M820 203 w/Ice-tech Rotors
Maxxis High Roller II 26x2.4 3C
Thomson Elite 31.6x367mm
Shimano 105 CS-5700 (10sp, 11-25)
Easton Havoc DH (UST, 20mm Front / 150mm Rear, Black)
Shimano M820 Saint 10 Sp
Shimano M820 Saint Shadow Plus (SS, DH)
Hive LG1+ ISCG05 32-36 Black
FSA Team Issue (10sp)
Fox 40 RC2 FIT Kashima
Easton Havoc 35 Direct Mount Stem
Havoc 35 Carbon Handlebar
Saint Crankset FC-M825 (165mm, 36t, 83mm)
Shimano Saint M820 203 w/Ice-tech Rotors
Maxxis High Roller II 26x2.4 3C
Thomson Elite 31.6x367mm
Shimano 105 CS-5700 (10sp, 11-25)
Easton Havoc DH (UST, 20mm Front / 150mm Rear, Black)
Shimano M820 Saint 10 Sp
Shimano M820 Saint Shadow Plus (SS, DH)
Hive LG1+ ISCG05 32-36 Black
FSA Team Issue (10sp)
Awesome Frame.
Can you post size and weight?
From teh Dunbarz?
It's a large frame, I haven't actually touched it yet so don't have the weight, but will post pics and weights once built, probably tomorrow or the weekend, stoked!
Awesome Frame.
Can you post size and weight?
The quiver:
Big bike:
FRAME= 2011 Intense M9
FORK= 2010 Marzocchi 888 Evo Ti (firm spring)
CHAINRING= Ethirteen 37t
CHAINGUIDE= MRP G2sl
STEM= Easton Havoc 35 direct mount (not pictured)
HANDLEBAR= Easton Havoc 35 carbon (not pictured)
HEADSET= Cane Creek XXC flush II
CRANKSET= Shimano Saint 810
BOTTOM BRACKET= Shimano Saint
BRAKES= Shimano Saint 810 calipers with XT trail levers
TIRES= Maxxis (DHF EXO 3c front, HR2 60a rear)
PEDALS= Twenty6 Predators
SEATPOST= SDG Ibeam
SADDLE WTB= SDG Formula FX
GRIPS= ODI Troy Lee
CASSETTE= Shimano Ultegra 11-27
WHEELSET= Easton Havocs
SHIFTER= Shimano Saint 820 (not pictured)
REAR DERAILLEUR= Shimano Saint 820 (not pictured)
CHAIN= Shimano HG-X 10 speed
Trail bike:
FRAME= Giant Trance X Advanced SL size XL
FORK= Rock Shox Revelation RLT Ti 2 position 20mm axle
CHAINRING= Ethirteen 35t
CHAINGUIDE= MRP Lopes
STEM= Easton Havoc 35 50mm
HANDLEBAR= Easton Havoc 35 carbon
HEADSET= Cane Creek Angleset 1.5deg. cup (HA=66 with 13.25 BB.)
CRANKSET= Shimano XTR M980
BOTTOM BRACKET= Shimano XTR
BRAKES= Shimano XTR Trail
TIRES= Maxxis EXOs (DHF 3c front, HR2 60a rear)
PEDALS= Twenty6 Prerunners
SEATPOST= Rockshox Reverb
SADDLE WTB= Silverado SLT
GRIPS= ODI Troy Lee
CASSETTE= Sram XX 11-36
WHEELSET= Easton Carbon Havens
SHIFTER= Shimano XTR
REAR DERAILLEUR= Shimano XTR M980 med. cage
CHAIN= Shimano HG-X 10 speed
The I don't know what to do with this bike:
FRAME= 2011 Black Market Killswitch
FORK= 2006 Rockshox Argyle 409
CHAINRING= Ethirteen 34t
STEM= Black Market 50mm
HANDLEBAR= NS bikes Proof
HEADSET= Black Market flush
CRANKSET= Shimano XT
BOTTOM BRACKET= Shimano XT
BRAKES= Shimano XT trail (not pictured)
TIRES= Maxxis Larson UST
PEDALS= Twenty6 Prerunners
SEATPOST= McNeil pivotal
SADDLE WTB= Rogue Status DUO pivotal
GRIPS= ODI Ruffian BMX
WHEELSET= Hadley hubs with Atomlab Trailpimp rims.
CHAIN= KMC X-9SL
Big bike:
FRAME= 2011 Intense M9
FORK= 2010 Marzocchi 888 Evo Ti (firm spring)
CHAINRING= Ethirteen 37t
CHAINGUIDE= MRP G2sl
STEM= Easton Havoc 35 direct mount (not pictured)
HANDLEBAR= Easton Havoc 35 carbon (not pictured)
HEADSET= Cane Creek XXC flush II
CRANKSET= Shimano Saint 810
BOTTOM BRACKET= Shimano Saint
BRAKES= Shimano Saint 810 calipers with XT trail levers
TIRES= Maxxis (DHF EXO 3c front, HR2 60a rear)
PEDALS= Twenty6 Predators
SEATPOST= SDG Ibeam
SADDLE WTB= SDG Formula FX
GRIPS= ODI Troy Lee
CASSETTE= Shimano Ultegra 11-27
WHEELSET= Easton Havocs
SHIFTER= Shimano Saint 820 (not pictured)
REAR DERAILLEUR= Shimano Saint 820 (not pictured)
CHAIN= Shimano HG-X 10 speed
Trail bike:
FRAME= Giant Trance X Advanced SL size XL
FORK= Rock Shox Revelation RLT Ti 2 position 20mm axle
CHAINRING= Ethirteen 35t
CHAINGUIDE= MRP Lopes
STEM= Easton Havoc 35 50mm
HANDLEBAR= Easton Havoc 35 carbon
HEADSET= Cane Creek Angleset 1.5deg. cup (HA=66 with 13.25 BB.)
CRANKSET= Shimano XTR M980
BOTTOM BRACKET= Shimano XTR
BRAKES= Shimano XTR Trail
TIRES= Maxxis EXOs (DHF 3c front, HR2 60a rear)
PEDALS= Twenty6 Prerunners
SEATPOST= Rockshox Reverb
SADDLE WTB= Silverado SLT
GRIPS= ODI Troy Lee
CASSETTE= Sram XX 11-36
WHEELSET= Easton Carbon Havens
SHIFTER= Shimano XTR
REAR DERAILLEUR= Shimano XTR M980 med. cage
CHAIN= Shimano HG-X 10 speed
The I don't know what to do with this bike:
FRAME= 2011 Black Market Killswitch
FORK= 2006 Rockshox Argyle 409
CHAINRING= Ethirteen 34t
STEM= Black Market 50mm
HANDLEBAR= NS bikes Proof
HEADSET= Black Market flush
CRANKSET= Shimano XT
BOTTOM BRACKET= Shimano XT
BRAKES= Shimano XT trail (not pictured)
TIRES= Maxxis Larson UST
PEDALS= Twenty6 Prerunners
SEATPOST= McNeil pivotal
SADDLE WTB= Rogue Status DUO pivotal
GRIPS= ODI Ruffian BMX
WHEELSET= Hadley hubs with Atomlab Trailpimp rims.
CHAIN= KMC X-9SL
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jesus, you must be tall.
And rich.
where did you get the black stanchioned boxxer???
Maybe Fast suspension stanchions?
Some complete top end bikes were coming with the black boxxer. The spec carbon demo being 1.maybe giant got the same treatment.
Looks good!! I have some updates for my tr450, and a new/used tr450 in the mail for my fiance. Will post some updated pics soon.my new TR450 for 2013... wow im in love !!!!
more pics here: http://www.vitalmtb.com/community/Villas,20276/setup,19504
Fast suspension. I didnt want new forks but had a badly damaged stanction so thaught the Fast suspension stanchions where a nice upgrade!!
Here is my Fast stanchioned Boxxer WC
and a nice 20mm revelation... very nice.
Here is my Fast stanchioned Boxxer WC
For at your own pace uphill and then down the hill again type racing.
Whaaat? I didn't know those were available! I saw a bit about them at first, then they weren't even on the website. Looks like a cool ride. Is the rear end any different from the "regular" version of the new enduro? How does it ride?
I got lucky I guess as it seems it was a limited run and they were all sold out but for a few smalls. I have not seen the new Enduro yet in person but I imagine its a similar setup for the rear. Seems plenty beefy and in person the bike is a beast. I have a Stumpy EVO as well as my trail bike and the Enduro pedals just as well which surprised me as its a much more stout feeling frame but pedals with very little bob if any. I plan to do a big day of climbing and descending this weekend on it.
If I could only have one bike, that would be it.
Ooooof that'll be Beast Mode!
36 lbs according to sh*tty scale at work
Did you weigh the frame? My M9 is 37 and change with a very similar build... Ti spring time to get in the 35's.
Didnt weigh frame only, going to get a few rides and make sure spring is right before ordering a ti one, might also go tubeless as the rims are UST
Tubeless will help for sure. The rims have held my tires on well also. Just had to re-tension my back wheel, but I skid a lot.
Yeah, like pedals. lol
Seriously though, amazing bike. If I would with a carbon DH frame, the new Wilson would be very tempting.
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really great looking bike... if they had the xl ones available i might be tempted... 
Oldie but still certainly a goodie! Reminiscing over the Super 8 thread has reminded me how much things have changed in a decade.
2008 Turner DHR with basically an all new build kit. Ready to slay some trails. 41# on the LBS scale.
Really loving the new Renthal bar and stem!
2008 Turner DHR with basically an all new build kit. Ready to slay some trails. 41# on the LBS scale.
Really loving the new Renthal bar and stem!
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aeiou
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build pics to follow...
spin that seat clamp so the split lines up with the frame split ASAP!!
That is not a happy situation!
That's how Thomson recommends seatclamps should be installed on carbon frames.
http://www.bikethomson.com/wp-content/uploads/instructions/CollarFull.pdf
It's also the orientation Santa Cruz pictures on their website.
Steve Peat also runs his with the seatclamp split 180° from the slot in the frame.
